Williams interview with Montoya (part 2)
Continued from Part 1 Q: You are leaving the BMW WilliamsF1 Team at the end of the season. As you look back, what have the past four years been like? Juan Pablo Montoya. Photo by BMW PressClub. Juan Pablo Montoya: There have been ups ...
Continued from Part 1
Q: You are leaving the BMW WilliamsF1 Team at the end of the season. As you look back, what have the past four years been like?
Juan Pablo Montoya: There have been ups and downs, as you would expect. I still enjoy the company of the guys working on my car and back at the factory.
Q: What have been the highlights of your career with the team?
JPM: All of my wins and fastest laps! Working well as a team and getting into a position to challenge for the Championship last season was special.
Q: You entered F1 as a CART champion and Indy 500 winner. In what way did the team help you to make the change to Formula One?
JPM: They are a very experienced, professional team and have a strong structure, which helped in the early days.
Q: What impressed you most when you entered Formula One?
JPM: The braking and speed into corners.
Q: There are millions of BMW WilliamsF1 Team fans all over the world. Would you like to thank them for their support over the past years?
JPM: I will take away a lot of good memories from being part of the BMW WilliamsF1 Team family, I hope they have enjoyed it as much as I have and wish them all the best for the future.
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